Correlation in an Anxiety and Cortisol Level About Premenstrual Syndrom Incident

Abstrak

He aim of the study was to analyze the anxiety and cortisol levels in women of healthy reproductive age in the incidence of premenstrual syndrome in female students DIV obstetrics at Stikes Mega Rezky Makassar. The research type is an observasional analysis with cross-sectional study design. Samples were 40 respondents withdrawn with purposive sampling technique. Data were collected with questionnaires, interviews and observasional. The research was conducted from june 1 to july 14, 210, at Stikes Mega Rezki Makassar to get PMS and anxiety data, while cortisol data were obtained at Hasanuddin University Laboratory, Makassar. The result showed that anxiety and cortisol levels are simultaneously related to the incidence of pre menstrual syndrome with sig Value 0,00<0,05,therefore ho is rejected. The parcial correlation between pre menstrual syndrome anxiety is negative direction,which means not all anxiety leds to pre menstrual syndrome. The partial relationship between cortisol and pre menstrual syndrome is positive for B928 and OR 2.530, which menas that abnormal cortisol levels are 2,5 times more likely to have pre menstrual syndrome than normal cortisol.